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Trustees Sale.

Bv virtuo nj decd Of trust executed
10y NJ. Ashford I;nn and America Zinn.
To- Wm.G Brown on the lOth day of june,
1855 and recorded IN trust decd hook Nc.
GO, In tho Office of the clerk of the cor nty
court al Preston county. West Va, the
unCorS'gned trustee viii, NJ tho place
whcro tho mill, &c, mentioned In said
decd of trust, now stand, near the town
OF Rockville, Preston county, w. Va,
beginning 1T o'clock, p IN, on the
Dist DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1887.
sol NJ public auction to tho highest hid
dor, the following described property con
veyed hy said deed of trust, to-wii:
a PORTABLE STEAM SAW MILL,
together with tho engine, boiler, pumps,
saws, hc'is. carriages, fixtures and ap.
pnrienduc"1 thoretp belonging. Sail saw
mill II al tho a. H. Farqnahr manu- filc.
ture, Hnd - now located near tho said
town OF Rockville.
TERMS OF SALE.-The said property
VIII 20 sold for ono-third ca h. and the
remainder In two equal annual payments
the purchaser giving interest hearing
notes with approved per- 0nal seen r,y
Tor ia" deferred payments.
oct % 1851, WM, @. BRnNH.
10 - ! Trustee.
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a sham.

The examination OF teachers is
over for this year. The questions of
the first examination were fair and
calculated to show just what the ap.
plicants knew about the branches,
taught in our schools. but with few
exceptions, the questions used last
Friday and Saturday were such as
to defy correct answer. Ia short
they were nothing more nor lees than
catch questions, absurd and rcdicu.
lous. For instance Ohe Of the ques-
tions in history was, What happened
in New Jersey i'm 1872 Another,
who are the ministers to England,
Turkey and Spain. If there is any
mortal living that can tell what hap.
pened in the State named in 1912 we
would like TO sec them. As for the
second, none but constant readers Of
the daily papers could possibly tel
who the ministers are for their names
have not as yet gotten into the his
tories. Questions in other branches
were as inappropriate as those cited.
Perhaps that is raising the standard
of education, but we fail TO sec il just
that way. 1t is to be hoped that our
examiners will be just as practical
yet rigid-as possible ia the future
so that the teachers will have q
chance to get the certificates they de.
serve and at the same time protect
the school patrons from ignorant
teachers BE fair to all parties
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Another OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dorsey's
children is dead. This is the second
one within two or three weeks that
has died of diphtheris. A number OF
cases is reported in and around Au-
rora. Since writing the above we
learn that another cLild has died
making three deaths within two weeks
Died. at his home near Brandon
vile. last Tuesday morninp, of en-
largement OF the liver. Ami Walls,
aged about GO years. Mr.. Walls is
the father of George Walls, of this
place, and had been sick but a few
days. He was buried Yesterday.
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While A. B. Menear was handling
an oil can near the fire at the planning
mill of Menear & Jackson. the latter
part of last week. the oil upon the
outside of the can caught FIRE. In
endeavoring to extinguish the flame,
he in some way allowed the oil in the
can to get on FIRE, which exploded and
scorched a portion of Mr.. Menear's
beard.
Miss Jennie Crane, of Terra Alta
is visiting friends in town and will
probably remain here several weeks.
james Carroll, Esq. of King.
wood, an old citizen OF that county.
was visiting friends in Grafton and
vicinity this week.-Eogle.
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IteaI E.tnte Trnnsscrs.

Lewis Evorlv to Chas w Hornby 23s
acres ia Grant District
CawGeld and Mattingly 70 w J Buck.
lew ~ acres ia Lyon district
George W DeBorry to SAINT Il Feather
see decd
Thomas + Taylor to Albert Higgins
1 LOT ia Newburg
Watson and Moon tc James VI Klrl,
1854 acres in Valley district
Joseph J Mckinney to same "A acres
i'm Valley district
Sanford Watson 10 same % I2-1GO acres
in Valley district
John 9 Bucklew to VIM buckley
IS acres iu Lyon district
VIM G. Brow 10 Board Of Education
Of KinRwood distinct, seboohouse TOT
Abraham kinenart to Archibald Rino-
bart % acres in Union district
Cstharine Won 70 John " BISHOP 86l
acres in Portland
Saml r Feather ct az to George w De.
Berry in Graut district
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Led AStray.

"FEPNANDIgA, Nassau Co, I'm
March 90, 1880. 81 have usod Or. Sim
mons Liver Regulator and always found
it 10 do Shat is claimed for IT, The last
bottle and two packages did mo no gJod
and we're worse than nothing. I see Il
is not put M 10y J. IL, Ieilip q Co, and
not genuine. and a waste or money 10
buy Il. / would he glad 10 get tho pure
and genuine. Send me some from hon
est hands with red u ani Zeilin Il co. :
signature 81 Wrapper. The fictitious
stun sold viii injGre Some one badly.
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Trustees Sale.

By virtue q decd Of ,rGtt dated
ApIil j. 1852 sud recorded boz the clerks
uibce Of Do" county court of Preston
county. W. Va, iu 'rust hook No 4g
p"ge 4. Do rniiro is bofoby 20 sou ihat the
trustee viii, on
MONDAY, NOV 20, 1851,
before tho .rout DIOR Of ,hc cougi-hous a
boz said cDurtY, Offer for sale for cash i'm
hsud, tb0 $50 tracts OF land mentioned
in trusts viZ one oi s3 sores purchased
OF Elisha ~. Hagans end jD ceres pm.
chased from James Tfowbli14c, Leiu.
thf H'iuo land ora which fbc grlntor joins
j.. Miller. nov resides oxcolt 80 arr,
OF tho bud purch so.l from s1id Tow
bridge which Us rcscrrcl by 4Hil t..s.
ID. :. NORRIS.
Oft. ah' ~. trustcc.
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County and State News.


Subscribe for the Argus.
We do all kinds of job work at
this ONCE.
Forty one teachers were examined
last Friday and Saturday.
The Grafton Eagle wants a free
express delivery in that town.
Tomorrow will be observed by the
school in this place as harbor day
Our merchants will receive their
Christmas goods in the near future
Last Saturday was Squire NeHs
court day and quite crowd was in
attendance.
Luther Swearingen was so unfor.
tunate as to lose one Of his horses
last Sunday.
Two young men were arrested in
Charleston last Friday for passing
counterfeit money.
A. F. McMillen will probably &c
cept the position OF principal in the
Rowlesburg school.
Mrs. Goodwin has been sick since
last Friday with quinsy but at this
writing Is improving.
Last Monday night the sky to the
south Of town was illumined by the
Fl re on the mountain.
Telephone service has been order.
ed for the executive and State de-
psrtments at the Capitol.
Stone sold two church organs last
week-One TO RcedsviIle NJ. +. Church
and one to Arveys Chapel Mononga.
liz county.
Mr.. Spurgin has taken possession
of the Farmers Home hotel in this
place, Mr. Shaw giving him possession
last Friday.
Presiding Elder Steele, colored'
held quarterly meeting on the Hill
last Sunday and preached two very
good sermons.
The spire and roof of the NJ. +
Church are receiving a coat Of paint
this week. A. f. Fortney and son
are doing the work.
Three horses and two mules be-
longing TO Junior Brown strayed
away on Tuesday and have not at this
writing been heard Of.
The water works question is again
agitating the minds Of the Grafton
people. H. S. Wilson proposes to
furnish water at a cost not TO exceed
$4,000.
Charles Feathers horse ran away
at Albrightsville last Monday and he
and Miss Iona Feather were thrown
from the buggy receiving several cuts
and bruises.
John H. Brown is not only having
the roof Of his house lint Tho s{do.
covered with tin, which is new de
parture in house building in King.
wood. He will have when compile ted
one Ofthe prettiest residences in town.
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Married.

On November 3. 1887, at tho residence
Of Mrs. Brown by tie Rev. W. H. Shaw,
George w. Grimes and Ella Brown.
On November 3, 1887, at the residences
of. Kelly, by the Rev /. w. Roberts
Joel Walker and Catbariuo Kelley,
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Vacation.

JOS Q. Feather qualified as executor
Of q. Hays; bond, $500.
Joseph G Feather was appointed, oct
ID administrator Of W r Kelley's estate;
bond, $1,000.
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Church Notices.

Presbyterian Church-ReS. Samuel Grd-
NAN, Pastor. Preaching every alternate
Sabbath al 1880 a m aud 7:30 p. IN. sun
day-sckool ut p. m. Prayer. meeting
every "Wednesday evening st..7 80 p. m.
BaPtist Casreh.-No regular pas tor at
present
a. N. x. Chureh.-No regular pastor at
present.
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Grover VIII Get There.

Mr.. G.. o. White, formerly of this
county but now Of Glon Ullen, Da'
kota Territory, and An old ex.Union
soldier. writes us as follows: please
send me a receipt for one dollar and
fifty cents which you will find enclos
ed to pay for the ARGUS for another
year. l cannot do without the ARGUS
1t has visited me at this place since
'83 regularly, and always fall of news
that | want TO know. 1t Is the only
Democrat paper that comes To this
place. The Journal comes also late.
ly but not TO me. Luck to Grover
and the ARGUS. The Journal need
not worry; Grover will get there all
the same, and don't you forget it.
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BRANDONVILLE.
A FARM FOR SALE.

4 farm NJ 90 acrcs in Valloy District
ono hair mile from Rockville aud on
line NJ the Black Bottle X u 20 acres ~
thiS iarW j. cleared and - acres 81 good
TIMBER hHs now dwelling ho1so rnd
barn now fencing md l. in OK .ollont
condition Throughout has tWo HellA md
three springs OF nGvoT-fsillnH water: nm
dorlaid with the and Zoe. vo!ns ~
coal md iron ore: vary desirable farm.
For further Information fri1o terms.
etc call nu or diross
STONE s. KILDYw GoH Esiats Ag's
KiugwoOd. West Va
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Judicial Sale.
Jnc. D.whe,sell. Guard'u, &c,)
vs.. Eruifv
A. y. Buck lew, ct ~,

JBo. =. Wheisell ,Guartl'u ,&c,D
vs.. ! E,uuifv
a. Il. Buck low, ct a..
BY virtue Of decree rendered by tho
circuit court OF Preston county. IN the
above styled cause, on The 18th dav of
August 1887, the undersigned special
comm ssioner will. on
Monday, tho 2sth Day CT Novor'tor 1897,
at the front door 81 Tho conr-house. I'm
Kiugwood, y Va, ltho same being n
court dat) Oifsr Tor sale 40 public auction.
To tho highest responsible bidder. tho
tract of land in the bill and proceeding
10 said cause mentioned, free aud acnuft
Of The widows dover thcrain. This +.
Same tract Of land e Widen The Hie
James X. =. Bucklow died seize Z. and
upon which he resided ut the time nf hi.
death. ID IS situate Zoo Portland district.
Preston county, West Va, aud contains
about
FORTY-ErGuT ACRES.
There H. a house on said land, and % %
~ every way y desirable piece Of realty.
TERMS or SALE.-Sufhcient cash m
hand To pay costs Of suit and proper
charges for sale, and the residue upou r.
credit Of o. - and IS months. the pur-
chaser executing interest bearing notes
with approved security Tor tive deferred
payments
WIZ. q. Brown. Special Com'r.
Bond ADD security has beod given bv
said commissiOner rs required hv law.
Test SMITH CRANE.
w y Clerk.
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FIFTY ACRES,

boing tho same land that was conveyed
10y Philip NJ. Michael 90 -. q. Fralcv, bv
deed bearing dto Tho 2S,h day ~ MAY,
1881. This Ia nd IS nearly all cleared and
has thereon good dwellng-hnuse, barn,
and necessary Out-buildings. IL II n beau
tilul tract -" lnud' lying one milo north
west at TERN Alta, w. Va, m.d Joins the
lands of Geo. w. Burke William Elliott
aud tho heirs ot VIM II. Crane decd.
TERMS OF SALE.-Sn much cash i'm
hend aS may ho sufficient to pay Gusts ol
suit and Expenses OF sale. aud the residue
upon credit OF one, two and thrOe years,
the purchaser executing iuteros -bnaripg
notes with approved security for tho de-
i,rred pay mems Of purchase money
MN, q. BRowN,
j. a. BRowN,
Special Com'rs.
Bond and security has hoer given hv
said commissioners a. required by law.
lost. SMITH CRANE,
10 - Clerk.
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Societies.

KnioAts Of Ftfhids.- Lodge NEE s-every
Tuesday sveEing at their halt over Al
brixhts store.
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Trainsvleavs Tunnelton station as
follows,
GOING EAST.
Ne eo-Aenom All III
Mall 6'lS IA M
ifo-Wav S:35 IN
e-HaH 1884 IN
fe-Exnress 1925 p M
ez-Accom 30 p m
rf-Ash l0:I5 p m
GOING WEST.
Ne -Mau 5:i5 m
sl-Accom l0:45 M
E--Express lI:iO IN
14S-Way Linn
snail 5:i2 m m
oS-Accom 200 n I'M
l-ExPress 1925 y m
Mes. 2, 6, 5 and l do not stop.
VIM. NJ. CLEMENTS,
General Manager.
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Judicial Sale
Equity.

nv virtue or decree Of tho circuit
court OF Preston county, West Virginia.
rendered ~ the above styled causes, at
the August term, 1857. the undersigned
special commissioners viii, on
Monday, tho 2Sth Day Of New mbaT, 1887,
at the front door OF the courthouse. In
kingwnod. w. Va, (the same being n
court dsNl, oil r for Sale To- the highest
responsible binder the two tracts ct land
IN tho bills, petition aud proceedings OF
the above causes mentioned. The first
tract cOnSists OF
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Monday, tho asth Day Of New mbaT, 1857,
~ q s0-i60 ACRES,

being tho Same that was conveyed nv
James Mo>Ssng " to = q. Fralsy by deed
dated July IL, 1883, and OF record In the
oihco OF the clerk at tho county court OF
PicstW county. IL II situate on tho wa
terS "r Spruce ran, iu Portland district.
Preston county, W Va, adjoining the
lands ot Edmund Whitohair, James Mes
seuger and others. There are about three
acres cleared, has small dwclliug-house
thereon, and II smooth. nice land, The
Other tract contains
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ADVERTISING RATES :

Transient advertisements will !e i'm
sorted for 81 per inch for first insertion,
aud fiity cents per inch for each addition
NJ insertou.
Personal Communications inserted Tor
20 cents an inch.
Local notices cents per line.
Poetry cents per line.
Entered at Kingwood Post Office rs
second GLASS mail matter.
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Market

Tho undersigned begs leave 10 inform
the publ" that lac is now managing tho
Wor'hlugio1 Meat Shop. and - ,,rcpareI
10 furnish everything found iu - first
class inelt shop, Including Beef PntR,
Sdusawe, Mincs Meas Lard a.
a share of the public Patronage * res
pectfuiiy solicited.
II 3 3Ii BENT. SHAW.
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STORY II CLARK ORGANS.

Those arc woll-kuOwn aud thorough
rehnblo instruments. hive tho metal
stop KNOB, which adlS very much & the
appearance OF M Organ. Hands mao
case-pUre. sweet tpnn.
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russell BEACHY.
ROCKVILLE. w. VA.

ROCKVILLE, W. VA.
Keeps all kinds Of Dry Goods, Nc
lions, Boots and shoes, Hats. Caps,
and everything usually kept in q
hrst-class country store, The best
Of wheat and buckwheal -four and
salt constantly on hand.
Prices as low ne any other store in
the county, and goods are
JUST AS REPRESENTED.
Call and examine goods before
purchasing elsewhere. 1OGly
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All persons knowing themselves
indebted to me over sixty days will
please call and settle by cash or note.
Very truly,
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Trains'lesvs Tunnelton station as
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
M0BEE TIE.
4 LoDE Lost Brother Found-First Bank
In the Panhandle.

= LoDE Lost Brother Found-Firss Bnnf
In the Panhandle.
Correspondence of the Gazette.
MoBEETIE, TEX, Dec. 5.-ThrOu2h the
medium Of & newspaper advertisement z
citizen Of Mobeetie has just acquired q
bit of information decidedly to his ad-
vantage. DR.. Hudnall, physician anC
druggist OF this place, is the principal in
the story. and it is highly tinged with the
romance of real life. Some weeks ego
expecting 30 make trip TO Florida with
vi W Of lOcsting there, he subscribed ~
several Florida papers, among which was
one published st Orlando In this The
doctor noticed an advertisement Of firm
the head OF which bore MS own
name. It's rarity induced him
to write TO the Florida mer-
chant making Inquiries about the couutry,
and stating Incidentally the place Of his
birth, mis- pRrentage, etc. The surprise
of the doctor was crest when he IT ceiveG
reply from the father Of the gentle man
TO whom he hsd written, stating that his
letter had been referred to the writer by
his sop, ard that the latter and the doctor
were brothers. The latter detailed It's
authors career after he ran away from
home at S.. Charles, Mo-, when youth
OF nineteen, and furnished indubitahle
evidence OF the asserted relationship. He
left home a2d parents, it seems, thirty
five years ago, ard his relatives long
since incurred him ss dead. The letter
also stated thai the writer and DR.. Hud-
naIl were heirs jointly of good clsiGs
TO 700 acres situate il the heart OF East
Jacksonville, Fla which originally be-
loDged to their mother, and Tor which 1t
is Clsimed no valid conveyance mas been
passed to the present occupant. The
property is worth several millions OF dol
lars. In response to an invitation from
the brother froun whom he has been sep
arated for thirty five years, DR.. HudnalI
will take Christmas dinner with him in
Jacksonville, Fla, ct which meeting .teps
will be taken to recover their valuable in
heritance.
The first bank established in the Pan
handle is in active operation st Canadian
and is doing heavy business for a town
not yet six months old. The officers Of
the bank are: President, L. i. Finch;
vice president, Henry Hamburg; 6csshier,
Mr. Lord. TIE cattle shipments from
Canadian since the Southern Kansas
rssched it in August lave been over So
900 head.
General Henry Mccullough, special
agent of the State Land Department, goes
10 Clarendon tomorrow, which be will
make bis headquarters during the winter.
The first term Of the District cours held
in the newly organized county Of Lips
comb began st the town of Lipscomb to-
Day. 1t will probably LAST through this
week, and Will dispose of one murder
C Sc. The first term OF The District court
for RemphilI county will begin al
Canadi&n next Monday.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09

IF you have all, or any consider
able number of these symptoms,
you are suffering from that most
common Of American maladies-
Bilious Dyspepsia, or Torpid Liv-
er, associated with Dyspepsia, or
Indigestion. The more compiled
ted your disease has become, the
greater the number and diversity
Of symptoms. No matter what
stage it has reached, DR.. PIERCE's
GOLDEN MEDICAL Discovery will
subdue il, if taken according to
directions for @ reasonable length
of time. If not cured, compiled
tons multiply AID Consumption
of the Lungs, SKIN Diseases, Heart
Disease, Rheumatism, Kidney Dis
ease, or other grave maladies are
quite liable to set in and, sooner
or later, induce a fatal termination.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
SAN ANTONIO AND SUNDAY Law.
attorney General HeGg Says the Law Mus
bs EpfoToSd at All Hazards.

attorney General HeGg Says the Law Mus
bs Enforced at All Hazards.
Special TO the Gazette.
SAN ANTONIO, TEX Dec. S.-Attorney
General Hogg is in the city from Austin
for the purpose of seeing that the Sunday
law is strictly enforced. The Attorney
General considers that his personal atter
ton to the matter has been rendered
necessary on account of so many &C
qtittels or mietrials OF violators in
the Justice court. He has been in con-
sultaton ell cay with the executive eff
GERS of both county and ciry, together
with both the District and County Attor.
news and the two magistrates in whose
cour trials ofsaloon keepers for keeping
their places open on Sunday have been
held. He declares it the height
OF folly for juries to psss on the ccnstitu,
.ionality Of the law, sud claims that Jus
tiCe of the Peace Barnes had no right to
qusSh the indictments against three men
last Saturday. The Attorney General
told Constable Stevens yesterday that the
law must be enforced, even il state troops
have to be called TO assist the local au-
thorities.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
ATTENPPED BRIBERY.
Another scnzatioo IN this Cincinnati tt.
oenty BANK Case


oenty Bank Case
CINCINNATI, OETo, Dec. S.-The Com
mercial Gazette this morning publishes q
sensation wired from Washington and
confirmed By the parties concerned here
The story is to the effect that Uaited
States District Attorney Burnett Of this
district Was offered cash bribe Of $40,
600 If he would Obstfuct the government
in the Fidelity bank case. It is asserted
that District Attorney Burnett i'm
mediately informed Judge Sage OF the
United Safes court snd r ,ceiver ArL1-
strong and taep went to Washington and
laid the matter before the department
there. This was about the middle CT
LAST October. 1t is not stated WHO
ffered the bride. The Commercial Ga
zette interviewed both Receiver Arm
strong and the District Attorney last
night on the subject in each others
presence. Receiver Armstrong al
mitted freely that Burnett had
given him information in October
of an attempt TO bride him.
Attorney Burnett admitted that an
attempt was inside about the middle Of
October and that he informed Judge
S,ge, Receiver Armstrong and the de-
p.Itment at Washington. He refuses TO
s8y where the Offer was made, By whom
it Was msde or whether it wss in beh&lf
Of Harper or one Of the other Fidelity
Culprits. He regrets very much that the
story got out during the trial or in any
way except directly from the department.
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
}N(xNk0AsyO\1'

Do you feel dull, languid, low
spirited, lifeless, and indiscribably
miserable, both physically and
mentally; experience q sense Of
fullness or bloating after eating,
or of "goneness," or emptiness of
stomach in the morning, tongue
coated, bitter or bad taste in
mouth, irregular appetite, dizzi-
ness, frequent headaches, blurred
eyesight, floating specks" before
the eyes, nervous prostration or
exhaustion, irritability Of temper,
hot fushes, alternating with chilly
sensations, sharp, biting, transient
pains here and there, cold feet,
drowsiness after meals, wakeful-
ness, or disturbed and unrefresh-
ing sleep, constant, indescribable
feeling Of dread, or Of impending
calamity?
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09
COMSURHPTg0EB2 Weak LUNGS, SPLITTING Of BLOOD.

wonderful combination of tonic,
or strengthening, alternative, or
blood-cleansing, anti-bilious, pee
toral, and nutritive properties, is
unequaled, not only as remedy
for Consumption, but for all
Chronic Diseases of the Liver,
Blood, and Lungs. For Weak
Lungs, Splitting of Blood, Short
ness Of Breath, Bronchitis, Chron-
ic Nasal Catarrh, Severe Coughs,
Asthma, and kindred affections, it
is a sovereign remedy. While
Fort Worth daily gazette. (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1882-1891, 1887-12-09

GOLDEN MEDICAL DISCOVERY
cures Consumption (Which is Scro-
fuIa Of the Lungs, by its wonder
full blood-purifying, invigorating
and nutritive properties. From
its marvellous power over this ter
ribly fatal disease, when first Of
fering this now world-famed rem
edy to the public, DR.. Pierce
thought seriously of calling it his
"CoNsUMPTIoN CURE" but aban-
doned that name as too restrict
i've for q medicine which, from it's